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Organizations, places or other things founded or established in Pennsylvania in the year 1861.






1860s establishments in Pennsylvania:
← 1860 • 1861 • 1862 • 1863 • 1864 • 1865 • 1866 • 1867 • 1868 • 1869 →

See also: Category:1861 disestablishments in Pennsylvania









Pages in category "1861 establishments in Pennsylvania"


The following 87 pages are in this category, out of 87 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




0–9



  • 1st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 2nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry

  • 3rd Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment

  • 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment

  • 4th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 4th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment

  • 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment

  • 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment

  • 6th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment

  • 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment

  • 7th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment

  • 8th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment

  • 8th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment

  • 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment

  • 11th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment

  • 13th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment

  • 20th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 23rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 26th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 46th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 47th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 48th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 52nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 53rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 54th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 55th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 56th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 57th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 63rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 74th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 75th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 76th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 77th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 78th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 79th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 81st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 83rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 84th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 85th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 88th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 90th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 91st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 95th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 96th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 97th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 99th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 105th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

  • 110th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment




A


  • Anderson Troop



B


  • Bald Eagle Valley Railroad



C



  • Camp Curtin

  • Camp Scott (Pennsylvania)

  • Camp Union

  • Chestnut Hill Academy

  • Coal Hill Coal Railroad

  • Corry, Pennsylvania




D


  • Department of Pennsylvania



G



  • Great Bend, Pennsylvania

  • Greene Hills Farm

  • Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School




H


  • Howe-Childs Gate House



I



  • Independent Battery B, Pennsylvania Light Artillery

  • Iron City Brewing Company




J


  • Jay Cooke & Company



K


  • Keeling Coal Company



M


  • Mahanoy Plane



N


  • Nicholas Johnson Mill



P



  • Asa Packer Mansion

  • Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

  • Pennsylvania Barge Club

  • Pennsylvania Reserves

  • Philadelphia and Erie Railroad




S



  • Saint Michael's Roman Catholic Church & Rectory

  • St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Elkins Park, Pennsylvania)

  • Sankey brick

  • The Sentinel (Pennsylvania)

  • Shickshinny, Pennsylvania

  • Slifer House




T


  • Thayer-Thompson House



W



  • Wamsutta Oil Refinery

  • Wanamaker's

  • Warren and Tidioute Railroad

  • Woman's Hospital of Philadelphia

  • Woodland Terrace, Philadelphia







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